| Day 1 | Well Construction Overview - Where drilling fits in the E&P process
- What information is required and available from well construction group
- Roles and responsibilities of the wellsite and office drilling team
- Different rig types and main equipment used in well construction
Well Design Overview - The well planning/design process including data inputs e.g. Pore Pressure, Frac Gradient, rock mechanics, lithology and completion requirements
- Typical time line for well planning/design and long lead items e.g. rig selection, tubulars and well heads Well timing, costs, risks and AFE generation
- Impact of surface constraints in well design e.g. existing wells on pad, anti-collision requirements
- Drilling fluid selection including drilling performance, environmental constraints and formation damage
- Basic Casing and Cementing
- Directional Drilling and Deviation Control
Well Control - Kicks
- BOPs, wireline pressure control equipment, Christmas trees
Well Execution and Operations - Casing, logging, cementing, and completions
- Problems: stuck pipe, kicks, wellbore instability, lost circulation, fishing
- Operational risks e.g. Rig equipment failures and potential consequences
Real-time operations Review of Day and Workshop Examples |
| Day 3 | Morning Session - Workover and completion methodology
- Risk management
- Well problems and well control
- Cement bond logs
- Perforating
- Sand control management
- Cement squeezing - workover
- Acidizing - workover
Afternoon Session - Workover Rigs
- Coiled tubing
- Fishing
- Completion management
- Cased Hole operationsArtificial Lift systems
Review and Final Exam |
| | | Day 2 | Overview of Reservoir concepts - Geology and Production
- Rock Properties
- Fluid Properties
- Reservoir Driving Mechanisms Damage
Performance Prediction: - Well Testing
- Nodal Analysis
- Nodal Analysis exercises
Typical Upper Completion: - Casing and Tubing Selection
- Packers
- Wellheads and Xmas trees
- Accessories
- Safety Valves
- Running Completions
- Artificial Lift
- Multilaterals
Typical Lower Completions: - Introduction to Sand Control
- Gravel Pack Design
- Perforations
Production Operations: - Stimulation
- Acidizing, Fracturing
- Surface Facilities
- Production Logging
Review of Day and Workshop Examples |
Who Should Attend This course has been designed for a broad audience: technical and non-technical new entrants into Oil & Gas industry, junior level engineering staff, non-engineering and non-technical staff, and managers looking to broaden their E&P knowledge of other departments and companies within the Oil Industry. |
| FOR ENQUIRIES | Gamar Carlesater Email : gamar@cmtsp.com.sg Tel: +65 9186 7757 | Fax: +656345 5928 |
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